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People are wondering what impact the new president will have on real estate. We can’t predict the future, but we do know quite a bit about President Biden’s plans. In general, the administration hopes to make owning a home more affordable. One way they hope to accomplish this is by implementing a first-time homebuyer tax credit. […]
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We ended 2020 with a record-low number of homes on the market – just 2,541. The average number of homes for sale at the end of December is 12,941. With such low inventory, the market strongly favors sellers. The average closed price was up 5.44% compared to 2019. Despite the pandemic-induced stand-still in the market during
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November was all about breaking records! We broke record after record primarily because the inventory of homes for sale was so low. In fact, 3,415 homes for sale at the end of the month represents the lowest inventory on record. (The average number of homes for sale during November is 14,488!) Average and median home
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Market Update, November 5, 2020 Home prices continued to climb in October. The average price for a single-family home sold was $625,100, while the average for attached homes was $393,733. We saw the lowest number of active listings for any October ever, which definitely had an impact on prices. There were just 4,821 homes for sale, almost 2,000
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Mortgage rates hit another record low this week. This is the tenth record low this year – 2.81% for a 30-year-loan, according to Freddie Mac. A year ago, the average was 3.69%. This is helping drive buyer demand, but, according to the Mortgage Banker’s Association, applications decreased 0.7% compared to last week. Speaking of mortgages, in
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Every home in America just got a flood-risk score. Your home – and any home you may purchase – has an easy-to-access “Flood Factor” score that “is an indicator of its comprehensive flood risk” and shows a property’s “likelihood of flooding and the potential depth of that flood.” FEMA flood maps can be unreliable predictors of future flooding and
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There are more buyers than homes available and buyers are competing to purchase homes. Multiple-offer situations can be frustrating. Being prepared, having a strategy and being patient and open to change can help. Every buyer should be pre-approved for a loan. Pre-approval is conditional approval for a loan and requires that you complete a mortgage
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There still aren’t enough homes for sale in Metro Denver to satisfy buyer demand. Statistics for July indicate scarcity of choice was one reason detached homes sold at a record average price last month – $601,863. This is nearly ten percent higher than a year ago (9.92% to be precise) and up 7.68% compared to
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Last week, we mentioned that some analysts believe home prices will decrease in the metro area by next May. Even if prices do decrease, it may make sense to buy a home now rather than wait. The biggest reason for this is interest rates. Interest rates for 30-year mortgages hit record lows last week, going below
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Market Update, June 25, 2020 For years, home prices have risen steadily in the Denver metro area, but we may be seeing some stabilization in pricing now. The average price for a home that sold in the area during May was $494,550, down from $502,168 in April and down from $511,702 in March. Normally, May
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